Ets una idea
El Petit De Cal Eril Lyrics

"Què fa que brilli l'aire? qui diu que giri el món? què fa que pugi l'heura? què fa caure el pinyol?" These lines pose deep existential questions about the nature of the world and our place in it. The idea of things shining, turning, growing, and falling brings to mind the cyclical and interconnected nature of life and the universe. It explores the mysteries of existence and the forces that govern the world around us, inviting us to ponder the significance of these natural phenomena.

"Qui sap si és una estrella? potser és el sol qui sap si semblant misteri serà mai resolt?" Here, the lyrics delve into the uncertainty and wonder of the unknown. The comparison between a star and the sun hints at the vastness of the cosmos and the incomprehensible mysteries that surround us. The mention of unresolved mysteries suggests that some questions may never have clear answers, highlighting the beauty and complexity of the universe that we inhabit.

"Què fa que creixi l'herba? qui fa venir la son? qui creu que no hi ha pressa? qui fa que hi doni tombs?" These lines touch on the cyclical nature of growth and rest, emphasizing the rhythms and patterns that define our lives. The questions about what causes the grass to grow, induces sleep, and dictates our pace of life reflect on the natural processes that govern our existence. The mention of turning or spinning further emphasizes the idea of movement and change in our lives.

"Qui sap si som una idea? potser ni això qui sap, si fossis un altre, series jo? qui sap si ets una estrella? potser ets el sol qui sap si soc una idea o soc jo i prou?" The final stanza delves into the concept of identity and existence. The questioning of whether we are merely ideas or if we could be someone else highlights the fluidity and complexity of self-perception. The comparisons to stars and the sun suggest a connection between the individual and the cosmic, blurring the boundaries between personal identity and universal significance. Ultimately, the lyrics leave us with a sense of ambiguity and introspection, challenging us to contemplate our place in the vastness of existence.